The best way to illustrate the different types of data exfiltration and the impact these incidents have on nonprofits is with examples.

It has probably been longer than you think since your last data security training. Here are a few things you should consider when it comes to retraining.

Here is our guide for what you can do to strengthen your security program, prepare your workforce, and keep your organization’s information safe.

While every incident is different, there are some tell-tale signs of an Insider Threat. Here are 10 you should be aware of before a potential breach.

For years, ransomware attacks were the encryption of a victim's files and held ransom for a fee. But some attackers also dabbled in another approach.

Ransomware attacks are not only appearing at a higher rate than ever before, criminals are also cashing in on organizations that are not prepared.

Rule-based data loss prevention can be a blunt instrument. Rules simply don’t reflect the limitless nuances of human behavior.

Cybercriminals are getting smarter every day, and are using social engineering to steal data. But what is social engineering and how are hackers using it?

The idea of data breaches being more a question of when rather than if has become mainstream. Here are some ways for nonprofits to reduce security risks.

While phishing awareness training will help employees spot phishing scams, it’s not a silver bullet.